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COPPERBELT AG
www.copperbeltlimited.com
➢ BESKAUGA-MAIN - A Standout Copper-Gold Deposit Due to
Excellent Infrastructure
▪ Currently In Pre-Feasibility Study
▪ JORC Combined Resources : 590 million tonnes containing
3.34 million t of Copper Equiv or 15.7 million Oz of gold Equiv
▪ Potential for Order of Magnitude Larger Resource
➢ BESKAUGA-SOUTH – A Gold Deposit With Low-Cost Gold
Recovery Through Gravity Separation
Mar 2018
Two Large Gold-Copper-Porphyry Systems
in Kazakhstan
BESKAUGA DEPOSIT – The Largest Undeveloped Copper-Gold
Project in Kazakhstan
COPPERBELT & DOSTYK STRUCTURE
100%
Chief Geologist
Geologist Geologist-
Assistant
Samples
processing Unit
DOSTYK LLP General Director
Almaty
Project Site
Manager
(In Ekibastuz)
Technical Director
Almaty & Ekibastuz Accountant &
Office Manager
COPPERBELT AG Chairman &
3 Directors
A public, unlisted Swiss company,
90 million shares, ~900 shareholders,
70% shares held by major shareholders
Management:
Dr Waldemar Mueller, M.Sc, PhD (Geology), M.AusIMMChairman & Managing DirectorDr. Waldemar Mueller has over 40 years experience in exploration and valuation of mineral resources. The last 20years he has worked on various leadership positions with mineral exploration companies in Germany (projects inBrazil & Kazakhstan), in Canada (projects in Russia & Kazakhstan), in Australia (projects in Kyrgyzstan, Georgia &Kazakhstan).Dr Mueller has strong background in gold and base metals deposits of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, he has visitedand examined different mineral deposits worldwide through his consulting firm Kiintas Mining Management Ltd.Dr Mueller is a Competent Person as defined in JORC Code.
Dr. Georg H. Schnura, DirectorDr. George H. Schnura, after many years in banking, has worked as consultant for renown international companies and has advised governments in emerging economies on structural and macro economical reforms. He has been Board member in different public companies, mainly in Spain. He has a worldwide network in the business and political community.
Peter Goeggel, LIC. IUR. Advokat, LL.M., DirectorMr. Peter Goeggel is a partner of NEOVIUS Schlager & Partner in Basel, Switzerland and practices as a lawyerwith specialization in international economic law. He has ample experience in holding structures with explorationcompanies as subsidiaries. He accomplishes corporate actions, coordinates prospectus procedures and supportscompanies with their IPO. He is monitoring the legal work of the subsidiaries in connection with the explorationlicenses and maintains contact with the executive directors of the subsidiaries.
Yurijs Gorbovs, DirectorHas worked in leadership positions for development and building of multifunctional infrastructures (Riga/Latvia) hotels (Tbilisi/Georgia) also developed and managed internationally real estate projects.
COPPERBELT AGwww.copperbeltlimited.com
▪ Dostyk is a 100% Subsidiary of Copperbelt AG/Switzerland
▪ Dostyk is a Licence Holder of Maykubinsk Exploration & Mining Licence, located
in Pavlodar Province of Kazakhstan close to Russia and China Boarders
DOSYK LLP
DOSTYK PROJECTEXCELLENT INFRASTRUCTURE
Located in a Mining and Industrial Region of Kazakhstan.
Ekibastuz (within 80km) is a city of ~150,000, Capital Astana only 300 km away.
Four large power stations produce 40% of Country power (low cost).
1,150kV power line crossing the Beskauga Deposit, nearest sub-station 13km away
Irtysh-Karaganda Water Canal (250,000m3/h) running 16km from Beskauga Deposit
Railway station 19km away, sealed roads, good communication, mining labour & services.
Close to Bozshakol Copper-Porphyry Mine
China’s One Belt – One Road InitiativeBeskauga Deposit: Railway Connections to Copper Smelters
in Kazakhstan, China & Russia
Dostyk Project Exceptional Topography,
No Settlements, No Agriculture)
low cost exploration
DOSTYK PROJECT
EXCELLENT (LOW COST) INFRASTRUCTURE
Beskauga Copper-Gold Porphyry System
Beskauga-Main Deposit
Beskauga is a classic gold-rich Copper-Porphyry System
Beskauga is the largest of four explored deposits on license (92% of the combined Licence resources).
94 Diamond drillholes=50,000m • 47,000 Core samples
2,800 Geochemical drillholes =110,000m,
• 9,000 Geochemical samples from hard rocks
DDHs topographic survey:• High-precise 12 channels GPS Trimble R3;
Shallow bedrock drilling has confirmed gold & copper mineralization over 8 sq km.
Main area of mineralization is 4km by 1km; it is Au-Cu rich in the north and gold-rich in the south (South Beskauga Gold Deposit). Less than 50% of the main zone drilled to date.
JORC Compliant Resources at Au cut-off 0.2g/t: 15.7Moz Au equiv or 3.34Mt Cu equiv.
▪ Continuity of mineralization has been confirmed by diamond drilling at greed 50 x 50 meters.
▪ Bulk high-grade SE-plunging shoot highlighting potential fast payback of CAPEX
▪ Impressive width of 440m at 1.4g/t gold equiv. with over 500m in depth direction at 2.5g/t gold equiv.
Beskauga Main Deposit
Significant Widths, Depth Potential, Continuity
Beskauga-Main Resources, Gold Cut-0ff 0.20g/tStatement Jan 2015
Indicated ResourcesGold & Copper Equivalent
Indicated Gold Equiv Copper Equiv
‘000 t Au Equiv, g/t Au Equiv, oz Cu Equiv, % Cu Equiv, t
247,845 0.88 7,012,200 0.60 1,487,100
Category ‘000 t Au, g/t Cu, % Ag, g/t Mo, % Au, oz Cu, tonnes Ag, oz Mo, tonnes
Indicated 247,845 0.42 0.30 1.18 0.002 3,340,060 731,810 9,437,000 5,310
Inferred 306,638 0.37 0.20 0.51 0.001 3,614,520 613,280 5,004,000 2,731
Indicated +
Inferred554,483 0.39 0.24 0.81 0.002 6,954,580 1,345,090 14,441,000 8,040
Non Category 79,100 0.40 0.13 0.82 0.007 1,027,020 100,520 - 5,550
Total 633,607 0.40 0.23 0.81 0.003 7,981,600 1,445,610 16,526,000 13,592
Category ‘000 t Au, g/t Cu, % Ag, g/t Mo, % Au, oz Cu, tonnes Ag, oz Mo, tonnes
Indicated 247,845 0.42 0.30 1.18 0.002 3,340,060 731,806 9,437,000 5,310
Inferred 306,638 0.37 0.20 0.51 0.001 3,614,520 604,007 5,004,000 2,731
Indicated +
Inferred554,483 0.39 0.24 0.81 0.002 6,954,580 1,335,813 14,441,000 8,040
Non Category 79,100 0.40 0.13 0.82 0.007 1,027,020 100,520 - 5,550
Total 633,607 0.40 0.23 0.81 0.003 7,981,600 1,436,333 16,526,000 13,592
Beskauga Main. Metallurgical tests conducted on three samples representing a 500m-deep open pit. Testworks obtained a commercial copper concentrate with gold and silver credits. Adding CIL circuit to treat 1st Cleaner scav. tails would increase gold recovery from 56.65% to 63%.
Beskauga South. Gravity separation has recovered 62% of the gold into a concentrate assaying 64g/tAu. Flotation of the gravity tail added 22% gold for a total combined gold recovery 84%.
Ore Type
Copper-Gold Ore
(Beskauga Main)
Cu, % Au, g/t Ag, g/t Mo, %
Head Assay 0.30 0.43 1.21 0.003
Flotation
Concentrate
Recovery
82.66%
Grade
22%Cu
Recovery 56.65% (63%
adding CIL Circuit)
Grade 23.0/g/t Au in Con +
0.3g/t as Dore
Recovery 60.0%
Grade 37.8g/t Ag
Saleable
concentrate
not
achieved
Ore Type
Gold Ore
(Beskauga South)
Cu, % Au, g/t Ag, g/t Mo, %
Head Assay 0.01 1.13 <0.5 -
Gravity & Flotation
Concentrate-
Recovery 84%
Grade 64g/t Au- -
Beskauga Main & Beskauga South Deposits
Metallurgical Testworks Successful in Obtaining Good Recoveries & Grades(Wardell Armstrong International/UK , Testworks update Jun 2016)
BESKAUGA MAIN
Conceptual Block Flow Diagram
CONCENTRATE
TAILINGS
RUN OF MINE ORE
FINAL COPPER
CONCENTRATE
1ST CLEANER SCAV TAILS
CRUSHING
GRINDING ROUGHERFLOTATION
SCAVENGERFLOTATION
FINAL TAILINGS TO
TAILINGS DISPOSAL
GRINDING ROUGHERFLOTATION
Cu CON REGRIND
CuCONCENTRATE
CLEANERFLOTATION
COPPERCONCENTRATE
THICKENING
COPPERCONCENTRATE
THICKENING
COPPERCONCENTRATE
BAGGING
COPPERCONCENTRATE
FILTERING
COPPERCONCENTRATE
BAGGING
DORE STORAGE &
DISPATCH
COPPERCONCENTRATE
STORAGE & DISPATCH
CARBONIN
LEACH
ELUTION
ELECTROWINNING
SMELTING
FINAL TAILINGS TO
TAILINGS DISPOSAL
Calculation of projected additional revenue
from installing a CIL circuit to treat the 1st cleaner scav tails circuit
Annual Tonnage Tpa 13,000,000
Annual Hours h 8,760
Plant Utilisation % 0.92
Annual Available Hours h 8,059
Annual Throughput Rate t/h 1,613
1st Cleaner Scav Tails Mass %w/w 1.76
CIL Feed Throughput Rate t/h 28.39
1st Cleaner Scav Tails Volume t/a 228,800
1st Cleaner Scav Tails Grade g/tAu 0.57
1st Cleaner Scav Tails Gold Distn % 9.90
Estimated Cyanide Leach Recovery % 60.40
Additional Gold Recovered to Dore % 5.92
Financials
Recovered Gold Grade g/t 0.34
Annual Gold Recovered g 78,771
oz 2,533
Spot Gold Price US$/oz 1,250
Annual Project Revenue US$ 3,165,691
Life of Mine Yr 17.00
LoM Project Revenue US$ 53,816,752
Calculation of projected additional revenue
from installing a CIL circuit to treat the 1st cleaner scav tails
circuit
HYDROGEOLOGICAL & GEOTECHNICAL FEATURES
▪ Climatic conditions: small atmospheric precipitation mostly in autumn-winter periods
and high water evaporability resulted in a poor feeding of the underground water.
▪ Permanently active water which could complicate mining are absent in the deposit area.
▪ The ore body is seated under 20 to 45m thick Cenozoic sands and clays.
▪ The ore-hosting rocks are poorly fissured and stable in the open pit walls.
Stability of open pit walls:
• Slope angle of a pit in host rocks shall be at most 76⁰. A bench height under these
conditions may be unrestricted.
• Stability of Dumps: Bed-rocks: bench height at most 20-25m; Slope angle 30-35⁰.
For sand-and-clay rocks: bench height at most 10-15 m; Angle of slope = 35-40о.
▪ A water content of the bed rocks is quite poor owing to a low fissuring of the rocks and
absence of large regional-scale faults in the deposit area
▪ The Underground water of the overburden is weakly saline and suitable for use for ore
processing.
▪ The water inflows into open pit from overburden is expected at 243 m3/hour
▪ The quantity of the water from mine dewatering (mine drainage) operations may fully
satisfy the need of the mining and processing for water and may also meet requirements for
drinking water.
Beskauga-Main Deposit - Pit optimisation (conceptual)
▪ Au Cut-off 0.2 g/t, Depth restriction 500m, CAPEX not considered
▪ Metals recovery: Au–66.7%, Cu–88.3%, Ag-60%
▪ Prices: Cu - US$7,000/t($3.18lb); Au - US$1,1,300/Oz; Ag - US$18/Oz
Oblique view of ultimate undiscounted pit shell and block model Section view looking East of pit shell and block model
Parameter Unit Indicated Waste Total
Ore weight Mt 216 - 216
Waste weight Mt 12 336 348
Ag quantity t 141 - 141
Ag revenue M$ 90 - 90
Au quantity t 44 - 44
Au revenue M$ 1,843 - 1,843
Cu quantity Kt 533,557 - 533,557
Cu revenue M$ 3,735 - 3,735
Mining cost M$ 555 370 925
Processing cost M$ 1,556 - 1,556
Pit surplus M$ 3,177 3,189
Beskauga-Main Deposit - Pit optimisation (conceptual)
▪ Cu Equiv. cut-off 0.2%
▪ Prices: Cu - US$7,000/t($3.18lb); Au - US$1,1,300/Oz; Ag - US$18/Oz
▪Kazakh government takes revenue royalties of 4.7% for Cu and 5% for Au, Ag.
Corporate tax is 20%, refundable VAT is 12%. Government does not hold
direct or indirect equity.
MINING FEATURES
Quotation from Local Mining Contractor BASIS-CT LTD:
▪ Stripping: Excavation + Haulage + Roads + Waste Dumps US$1.00/t
▪ Ore & Strip Blasting US$1.42/t
▪ Mining: excavation + Haulage to Processing Plant US$1.00/t
Electricity (US$/kWh):
▪ Day (7.00-19.00) 0.07
▪ Evening (19.00-23.00) 0.16
▪ Night (23.00-7.00) 0.02
▪ Average 24h 0.06
Salaries in Mining Industry in KZ, (in US$):
▪ Senior Geologist 1,500 – 2,000
▪ Geologist 700 – 1,000
▪ Mining engineer 700 – 2,000
▪ Ore Processing 800 – 2,000
▪ Skilled worker 500-1,000
▪ Unskilled worker 300-400
BESKAUGA MAIN DEPOSIT Financial Model for Indicated Resources only
210Mt Ore (pit depth 500m) Gold US$/oz 1,250
Copper US$/lb 2.95 (6,500/t)
Unit Total
Annual Production Mtpa 13.0
Mine Life Years 16.1
Net Annual Revenue US$ M 296.0
Annual Cash Costs US$ M 117.1
Initial CAPEX US$ M 480
Net Present Value (7.5%) US$ M 1,101.5
Internal Rate of Return % 31.6
Simple Pay-Back Period Years 2.7
BESKAUGA MAIN
CAPEX BREAKDOWN
US$M
Mining 8.874
Processing 213.363
Utilities 29.561
Infrastructure 67.323
Owners, EPCM 97.332
Contingency 63.824
Total 480.276
Capex Cost BreakdownUS$M
Mining
Processing
Utilities
Infrastructure
Owners, EPCM
Contingency
BESKAUGA Cu-Au Deposit (Copperbelt AG)
versus
ILOVICA Cu-Au Deposit (Euromax Ltd)
BESKAUGA (KZ)
Indicated to 500m,
PFS
ILOVICA
(Macedonia)
Post FS^
Beskauga vs
Ilovica
Resources, Ore 210Mt 198Mt +11%
Grades:
Copper 0.30 0.21 +42%
Gold 0.42 0.32 +31%
Resources:
Copper 732,000t 544,000t +34%
Gold 3.34Moz 2.60Moz +28%
Annual Production 13MTPA 10MTPA +30%
INITIAL CAPEX 480M 474M +1.3%
IRR 31.6% 19.8% +59%
NPV US$1,101M (7.5%) US$513M (5%) +97%
^ scheduled for production 1Q 2018
Bulk Gold mineralization at size 940 by 730 meters has been outlined by shallow RC-like KGK drilling.
Diamond drill holes have intersected massive intervals of up to 100 meters at over 1.0g/t gold, including 13m to 40m grading 2.4 to 5.7g/t. The mineralization remains open on flanks and below depth 300m.
JORC Inferred Resources:▪ Cut-off 0.3g/t Au:
23.7Mt @ 0.76g/t Au for 580,744oz
Au (18.7t)
▪ Cut-off 0.5g/t:
12.5Mt @ 1.10g/t Au for 440,700oz
Au
▪ Cut-off 0.6g/t:
10.1Mt @ 1.23g/t Au for398,000oz
Beskauga-South Gold Deposit(Only 1.5km Away from Beskauga Copper-Porphyry Deposit)
Metallurgical Testworks Obtained Impressive Gold Recovery:▪ Gravity Separation (GRG) followed by Flotation of gravity tailings and CIP has obtained a
Combined Gold Recovery of 83.3% (further details in separate presentation)
Beskauga-South Gold DepositJORC 580,744oz gold; Exploration potential +3.0 million ounces
Beskauga-South Gold Deposit
Au
Gold in a free form as cement within crushed quartz and pyrite
Beskauga-SouthEconomical Model (pre-tax)
Gravity Separation only, gold recovery 50%Gold US$1,200/oz
Annual Production Mt/Y 0.5Мt 1.0Мt
Life of Mine Yrs 20.0 10.0
Gold Recovered oz 221,121 221,121
Gross Revenue US$ M 265.3 265.3
Gross Costs US$ M 172.9 125.3
NPV (10%) US$ M 23.1 69.0
IRR % 31% 97%
Cashflow US$ M 88.0 140.1
Total Revenue Free US$ M 71.8 118.7
Initial CAPEX US$ M 16.3 21.4
Total CAPEX US$ M 16.3 21.4
Payback Period г.г. 4.0 2.0
Revenue to Capital 4.4 5.6
Cost/oz US$/oz 802 566
Net Profit/oz US$/oz 329 481
Geochemical & Geophysical Anomalies Indicate Significant Exploration Potential
Highly-Prospective IP anomaly discovered east of known resources, could double the resources of Beskauga.
The anomalies of Chargeability indicates potential for large-scale copper-porphyry system with a size 4 by 4km, apparently combining three large mineralization zones.
Exploration potential: 1 to 3Bt copper-gold mineralization.
Beskauga Deposit –Great PotentialGeochemical & Geophysical Anomalies Indicate Large-Scale System
Beskauga DepositLarge Geochemical Anomalies - Potential For New Discoveries
Copper Gold
Primary copper & gold anomalies have been obtained with shallow RC drilling through water-transported core
High-Prospective IP anomaly, recently discovered east of established JORC resource.
Much stronger chargeability of new anomaly compared to anomaly within existing resources might indicate higher-grade copper-gold mineralization.
Beskauga DepositNew Highly-Prospective Geophysical Anomalies
The anomalies of chargeability indicate potential of large-scale copper-porphyry system by size 4x4km.
The central IP Anomaly has been proved by Copper-Gold Resources.
Beskauga DepositNew Highly-Prospective Geophysical Anomalies
Dostyk Project
Combined JORC ResourcesStatement Jan 2015, (at Au Cut-off 0.2g/t)
DepositTONNAGE
KtAu g/t
Copper %
Silver g/t
Mo%
Gold, Oz Copper, t Silver, Oz Mo, t
Beskauga Main
554,482 0.40 0.24 0.81 0.003 6,953,393 1,335,813 14,447,281 8,042
BeskaugaSouth, Au 0.5g/t
12,498 1.10 - 0.41 - 440,695 - 165,909 -
Berezki East 11,887 0.67 0.10 1.10 - 288,890 15,840 636,300 -
Quartzite G 21,134 0.46 0.18 4.29 - 352,540 43,250 3,508,900 -
Total 600,001 8,035,518 1,394,903 18,758,390 8,042
Rapid Resources Development
In six years from Zero to 21 million ounces of gold equiv.Statement Jan 2015
0
5,000,000
10,000,000
15,000,000
20,000,000
25,000,000
indicated1,500,000
indicated4,100,000
indicated7,200,000
indicated11,090,000inferred,
5,059,000
inferred8,442,000
inferred 10,262,000
inferred10,400,000
inferred7,528,000.00
20102011
2013 2015
2008
TOTAL 18.6M Oz
at Au cut-off 0.2g/t
Deposit OperatorCopper
(%)Copper, tonnes
Gold (g/t)
Gold, Moz
Ag (g/t)
Silver, Moz
Copper Equiv, %
Red Chris1 Imperial Metals 0.33 4,037,010 0.33 12.8 1.14 43.6 0.57
New Prosperity Taseko 0.22 2,404,064 0.41 13.30 2.3 85.0 0.53
Beskauga Dostyk 0.24 1,445,610 0.40 7.98 0.81 16.5 0.53
Mt Polley Imperial Metals 0.28 1,133,990 0.29 3.9 0.812 10.7 0.49
Mt. Milligan 2 Thompson Creek
0.20 997,910 0.35 5.95 0.44
Pumpkin Hollow Cu Nevada Copper 0.38 1,873,360 0.04 717530 1.45 26.7 0.42
Casino 2 Casino Mining 0.20 2,114,000 0.23 7.8 1.71 58.1 0.38
Copper Mountain 1 Copper Mountain
0.26 1,214,730 0.09 1.34 1.05 15.2 0.37
Beskauga Deposit Compared with Copper Deposits in Canada & USA
1 – in production
2 – in Development
Beskauga Deposit belongs to low-grade
gold-copper deposits.
▪ In last decades worldwide a number
of such deposits have been brought
into production
▪ Shaft Creek Mine in Canada; 717MMt at 0.46% Cu equiv with costs: mining + waste $C1.61/t, processing $C4.25/t
▪ Aktogai deposit in Kazakhstan :1.5Bt at 0.38% Cu, 0.02g/t Au & 0.008% Mo
▪ Under development; CAPEX U$1.3B, 100,000t of Cu concentrate per year
▪ Gibraltar Mine in Canada; 800MMt at 0.31% Cu, 0.07g/t Au. Total cash costs of production $C7.60.
▪ Boddington Mine in Australia;
▪ 835MMt at 0.69g/t Au & 0.11% Cu for 18MMoz of Au Eq. Annual production 35.2MMt for 1.0MMoz Au by cost of U$300 per ounce, net of by-product credits.
▪ Kemess South mine in Canada; 250MMt at 0.47g/t Au & 0.17% Cu has produced in 2006 310,200oz Au & 36,730t of Cu. Mining costs $C1.79/t, processing costs $C4.09/t, administration $C1.57/t. Net cash cost $205/oz.
Name Country Mining Mln t Cu % Au g/t Ag g/t Mo % Cu Eq, % Au Eq, g/tTaldyBulak Levober Kyrgyz devel 2011 294 0.16 0.66 0.00 0.009 0.64 0.91
Koksai Kaz Develop 705 0.43 0.22 1.24 0.008 0.62 0.88
Beskauga, Indicated Kaz Explor 248 0.30 0.42 1.18 0.002 0.61 0.87
Red Chris Canada Mining 1,035 0.35 0.35 1.14 0.61 0.87
Boddington Australia 2008 835 0.11 0.69 0.00 0.000 0.59 0.85
Altar Argentina Prefeasibility 495 0.53 0.06 0.57 0.82
Margaret USA 523 0.36 0.24 1.60 0.011 0.57 0.82
Santa Rita USA 1911 3,030 0.47 0.06 1.40 0.008 0.54 0.77
New Prosperity Canada Develop 1,150 0.22 0.41 2.30 0.002 0.54 0.77
Beskauga, Ind. & Inf. Kaz Explor 634 0.24 0.40 0.81 0.003 0.54 0.77
Copper Flat USA 1982 62 0.36 0.18 1.70 0.013 0.53 0.76
Boneng Lobo Philippines 1974 225 0.28 0.26 4.00 0.005 0.52 0.74
Kemess South Canada 1998 250 0.17 0.47 0.00 0.000 0.50 0.71
Mt Milligan USA Mining 482 0.20 0.39 0.01 0.50 0.71
Erdenet Mongolia 1,200 0.46 0.00 0.016 0.50 0.71
Bethlehem Canada 1962 677 0.45 0.01 0.40 0.016 0.50 0.71
Bell Copper Canada 1972 495 0.36 0.16 1.00 0.005 0.49 0.71
Mt Polley Canada Mining 510 0.28 0.29 0.81 0.49 0.70
La Arena Peru Mining 632 0.30 0.22 0.65 0.004 0.47 0.66
Schaft Creek Canada Feasibility 972 0.30 0.14 1.76 0.020 0.46 0.66
Yerington USA 1953 261 0.46 0.00 0.46 0.65
Rosemount USA Development 1,724 0.42 0.014 0.45 0.65
Canariaco Norte Peru Prefeasibility 910 0.43 1.90 0.45 0.64
Bozshakol Kaz Develop 1,173 0.35 0.11 0.88 0.004 0.45 0.64
Giant Copper Canada 245 0.27 0.20 2.70 0.000 0.44 0.63
Casino Canada Feasibility 1,057 0.20 0.23 1.71 0.022 0.43 0.62
Aktogai Kaz Develop 1500 0.38 0.02 1.01 0.008 0.42 0.61
Pumpkin Hollow USA Feasibility 548 0.38 0.04 1.45 0.42 0.60
Highland Valley Canada 1983 451 0.38 0.00 0.00 0.010 0.40 0.58
Ajax Canada 2013 503 0.27 0.17 0.39 0.56
Gibraltar Canada 1972 800 0.31 0.07 0.90 0.008 0.39 0.55
Louise Lake Canada 50 0.21 0.20 0.94 0.006 0.38 0.54
Highmont Canada 1980 265 0.27 0.00 0.90 0.041 0.38 0.54
Poison Mountain Canada develop 808 0.24 0.12 3.00 0.008 0.37 0.53
Copper Mountain Canada 2011 623 0.27 0.10 1.20 0.35 0.50
Taysan Philippines 944 0.23 0.11 0.31 0.44
Prices used for Cu Eq & Au Eq: Cu US$5,500/t, Au US$1,200/oz, Ag US$18/oz, Mo US$13,000/t
BESKAUGA Deposit Versus World Copper-Porphyry Deposits
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